Sentence examples for problem of representations from inspiring English sources
In this study, the problem of representations and resident cultural identity in indigenous tourism is explored.
Ultimately I think it is a problem of representation and participation.
The scope of the problem of representation is suggested by the rare instances in which parents accused of child abuse win their cases: 1.6percentt of the time, according to the public advocate's report.
Industrial Democracy is also supremely relevant today, if only because it deals with the central problem of representation in trade unions: the inevitable drift of the salaried official away from the aspirations of the rank and file.
He complicates it with lists and facsimiles; qualifies it with footnotes whose tone of earnest overelaboration brings to mind David Foster Wallace; redescribes in first person a scene that he has already described largely in third person; and breaks a meditation on the problem of representation into pieces, which he then scatters throughout the book.
Another challenge in using evolutionary models to study social norms is that there is a potential problem of representation.
But experience itself is constituted through representation; therefore denying the problem of representation does not make it go away but only makes it harder to recognize.
This last aspect of the disjunction problem might be called the problem of representation in absentia: how do we explain our capacity to think about absent things?
In practice, however, so-called dimensional theories simplify the problem of representation by reducing these to just two or three (Russell 2003).
In this paper we consider the problem of representation and measurement in genetic circuits, and investigate how they can affect the reliability of engineered systems.
In this report the problem of representation and integration of knowledge in CAD and its solution by means of methodology of creation of the machinery (MCM) and methodology of automation of intellectual work (MAIW) are considered.
